Secret Garden Village

Secret Garden Village is such a beautiful and unique place to visit in Bali! There is an entrance fee, but the ticket can be redeemed inside for purchases, which makes it worthwhile. Inside, you will find a lovely café that sells pastries and coffee, perfect for a quick stop before or after exploring. Visitors can also join a guided tour where a tour guide explains this place. The area itself is huge and very well maintained. You can explore the entire complex, from the gardens to the stores, while enjoying the stunning rice field view, modern architecture, and natural surroundings. It feels spacious, peaceful, and very photogenic, a great spot for walking around and taking pictures. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the whole place felt refreshing.

Secret Garden Village is quite a nice place with interesting shops and a pleasant atmosphere. I am a fan of their Aroma Reed Diffuser. However, it feels unreasonable that visitors not only need to pay 100K for admission which include voucher which is actually redeemable at specified outlet. This extra step makes the experience less welcoming and somewhat discouraging for those who just want to shop!

We walked away from this place when they want to charge 100,000rp per person to enter restaurant for coffee & food. We have done the tour several times taking guests that have stayed with us in our villa in Baturiti, I feel this place is turning away paying customers as we do not wish to repeat tour or access shop on each visit. I may not visit again unless their charging policy changes to access restaurant only. Such a pity as we like to support our local businesses in this area.

Gorgeous compound. I came here for a latte and it's a great little spot to grab a nice Australian style one here (red Velvet, caramel macchiato, latte, etc), The staff at Secret Garden Village is so attentive and lovely. Bathrooms are clean. Property is new and immaculate. I saw a promotion for the use of the swing with free coffee or juice for 100,000 rph which seems pretty affordable given coffee is half that price, for those interested in the swing experience.

I just visit for lunch with a group. The food is quite decent and the portion is generous. They have a beautiful and curated landscape, coffee shop that also selling coffee bean and powder. There is a shop selling local cosmetics.

Lovely place to visit and explore. Lucky to have come during the promo no entrance fee. Still worth it to go for stroll. Staff are welcoming and friendly.

You guys should come to this place ! I ordered bebek betutu and chicken satay Maybe one of the best food i ever eat ! Betutu are so tender tasty , Chicken satay also so juicy and tender , View are so amazing too Staff are friendly and acknowledge. My question is , “ why not really much people come over here ? “ This is amazing place , amazing atmosphere and amazing food. Marketing staff should work harder to bring people over , thats my advice. Over all , no complaints.. amazing You deserve for 5 stars 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

They charge you 100k just to enter, and give a 50k voucher in return — but don’t be fooled. With that voucher, your only real options are a basic salad (that would cost 10k at a local warung) or some ice cream. Yes, the food was actually tasty, I’ll give them that. But overall, it felt like a scam. The “garden” was just an empty field, and the coffee demo was extremely basic — just showing a kettle, a grinder, and some beans, then pouring a tiny sample and trying to sell you more. Not worth the hype or the price.